DVG: Deep Dish Bookcase Game Counter Trays, Qty Five

Nice , deep good quality trays. You will need a rubber band to keep he top closed as it does not snap into place. Great for organizing little parts of DVG games. I use mine for Zero Leader.

These are handy game organizers from DVG. Each tray contains 25 sections, which is generally enough to sort most games that use lots of little counters. They fit into most bookshelf sized game boxes. They do come with covers, but sadly the covers are pressure fit with nothing to really hold them in place, which means you need to either tape them closed or rubber band them closed, this is the reason I only give these 4 stars instead of 5, if these had some kind of bumps or whatnot to keep the covers on that would be a great improvement. I use these trays for quite a few of my games and they hold up well over time and I find them more convenient than sorting counters into lots of little baggies.

I ordered these 5 pack trays on Mar 7th, they arrived on the 9th. Finegames.com located in Oregon, I'm in New york. That's fast. Packaged well and was exactly what I was looking for. Trays seem durable and it holds 2x as much as my older trays. These trays have deeper pockets. With the price being good, fast shipment and durable, 5 star. Well done. I use these trays for war game counters. Games I've had for 25 yrs +.

This product is USELESS! Lids have no mechanism for staying secured. Other reviewers talk about jury-rigging this with rubber bands . Just buy GMT trays that are actually functional. This shouldn't even be a sellable product. Wow! :(

These are of good quality and are nice and deep and able to hold many markers. I fit all the markers and dice and kept them well segregated and easy to get at for Warfighter WWII in one tray. But...the lids... They are indeed not tight at all as other reviews state. They dont snap in in any way and will fall right off. Plan on a rubber band around them to keep them on. Also that sharp lip around the lid tends to cut rubber bands. It's an odd design and find it amazing it passed a final approval. I will need to do some field modifications to see if they can be improved. Unfortunately, that may mean cutting one up and as expensive as they are it's another strike against DVG. (1st strike was/is a snapped game board) They can do better as I think they care about quality. I'm still waiting to see how their service is...

It fit so well in the box and now no loose pieces. I went out and bought lengthy rubberbands to hold the lid in place which I highly recommend.

love these for my Advanced Squad Leader pieces......nicely made.

The trays themselves are sturdy. The lids are also reasonably sturdy. ... But they don't fit together. Some lids are too small to fit over the trays. Others are too big to stay in place. None snap together. The trays also show a groove on each end which looks like it's supposed to hold the lid, but the lids don't show any corresponding bumps or ridges. These may not provide a secure fit in a typical game box, unless you have just enough rules, maps, and spacers to hold them in place. These should provide a secure fit in a 1" or 2" mailing box, if you don't have too many magazines, rules, maps, etc. to fit. They may be a good choice for some game projects, then.